LivePage is a developer tool which reloads website resources (such as CSS, LESS, HTML and JavaScript) as they change on the server, so you are always looking at the most up-to-date version of a web page. It can make developing websites a lot faster, by helping productivity.
Key features are:
- LESS support
- Entire domains can be made live
- file:// protocol is now supported
It's recommended you use this extension in a development environment (Such as XAMPP).
All future milestones & current issues can be found on https://github.com/MikeRogers0/LivePage/issues
- Updating version of LESS from 1.3.0 to 1.4.1
- Support added for monitoring additional html, css, js and less files using in your HTML (Thank you to micflan for this).
- Improved support for where @import is used in an externall CSS file (Thanks damirfoy!).
- Patching issue where @import was not working on file:// protocol.
- Fixing bug with inline CSS @imports not loading correctly.
- Adding support for @import
- Fixing bug where changing session will not affect superior resources.
- Adding option to ignore inline JavaScript & hidden form values.
- Added in option to force GET requests.
- Scans the pages using document, instead of doing an ajax request - could mess up massivly.
- Fallback for when sockets between the background tab & livepage fails.
- LivePage now respects url parameters while cache breaking.
- Massively tidied up the livepage.js file.
- Fixed bug where localhost URLs can be problematic.
- Improved fault tolerance when polling URLs
- Added "the file your working on get polled more often" feature.
- Made "Check for newer resources every" a range field, new default for this option is 200ms from 750ms (new code structure is more efficient)
- Rearranged options page to be a little more tidier.
- Fixed bug where sometimes html changes were not detected.
- Moved queue push higher up the script, so it should run faster.
- Added option to ignore anchors in URLs. Thanks gsurrel for noticing.
- Small improvement upon I18n & L10n.
- AJAX requests now not async, this makes the backend code a little tidier.
- Added a test to check for if the "Allow access to file URLs" had been checked.
- Adding in Less, enite domain and file:// protocol support.
Contribute on GitHub: https://github.com/MikeRogers0/LivePage Find it in the Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pilnojpmdoofaelbinaeodfpjheijkbh/
Extension by: Mike Rogers (@MikeRogers0) Original LiveJS: @mrtnkl / http://livejs.com/ Icon By: Everaldo Coelho http://www.iconfinder.com/icondetails/17829/128/global_internet_network_planet_seo_web_icon